I'm not a dev, but I play one on Nostr. GN 😴

I love looking at the wss://theforest.nostr1.com feed and seeing a bunch of people I actually know having conversations and posting about their daily lives and personal interests. Community relays are so darned cozy.

Again? I don't think it was ever over 100k euros.

Y'all are so cute. 😍

A lot of people actually really don't like legacy social media and the people who like legacy social media just stay on there because they like it.

Yeah, I've never gotten the concept of using relays full of people I don't like. We are allow-oriented. * Everyone on the community relays is allowed. * People on your lists, or events from query results, are also allowed. (We pull those from "fallback" relays.) * Events from your local relays are also allowed.

We were always joking about that, like, You can send me your dick picks, if they come along with a whole Bitcoin. But, like... hold up. Fr, tho. 🤣

That sets the lower-bound for zapvertising. I might make it npub-specific, with an event (and my config amount as minimum, for spam protection), and display it on the OP: ** Zap-replying to this npub's notes will cost you 21/210/100k sats.**

The novelty is that I let you post notes as zaps, on a relay you normally can't write to. TheForest is closed to any npub who isn't whitelisted, but you can zap your way into the feed. It's also interesting because people can like, comment on, repost, highlight, or zap your zap. Or report it. 😅 It just looks like a reply. I've also thought about using zaps to upvote replies, into the zaps list, at the top. Like, cumulate the zaps. Then people could vote for the replies they like best, with money. I'm experimenting with making zaps more functional, basically.

We have community relays (theforest and thecitadel) and I integrate the person's local relays, and we have a set of non-spammy relays like aggr.nostr.land and nostr.wine, that I use to include that aren't on our relays, but are on someone's lists (I just include all lists, including follow lists, and there's a filter where they can select which ones to include.)

That test was also nerve-wracking because they have so few places and so many applicants. It's a 90 minute drawing exam.

She has tested into the art secondary school, so next stop is Abitur. 🚀

Celebrating a successful high school exam!

Did they disapprove of your choice of emojis, or something? Were you over the legal GM limit?

Jumble I'd also recommend that to Bitcoiners and devs.

Thank you! I'll show her your note. 🥰